Month: June 2014

Barone Awarded DARPA I2O Taskorder

WASHINGTON, DC – June 25, 2014 – The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Barone Consulting a 3-year task order to provide Scientific, Engineering, and Technical Assistance (SETA) to its Information Innovation Office (I2O).

“Barone Consulting is excited to continue its relationship with DARPA as we work on these exciting and innovative projects,” says Kevin Barone, president and CEO of Barone Consulting. “Our track record has shown our success in assisting with these vitally important systems that protect our military and intelligence efforts.”

DARPA aims to sustain the U.S. military’s technological dominance by creating strategic surprise for the country’s enemies. In the new task order, Barone Consulting with help DARPA I2O, the group responsible for anticipating rapid changes in military information science and software. The project will include framing, executing, and transitioning cyber, analytics, and computing research and development projects with a goal to create cutting-edge systems and technologies.

Barone Consulting has a strong history of working with DARPA’s many divisions, including I2O, to create game-changing technology and scientific advancements. They will partner with Schafer Corporation on this project.

Founded in 2009, Barone Consulting provides system engineering and technical assistance services to the Department of Defense and the intelligence community. They provide a cadre of elite subject matter experts to the government in support of game-changing, cutting edge technologies that help performers bridge the “valley of death” between R&D and fielded tactically relevant products. To find out more, please visit www.baronedc.com.

Barone Awarded Task Order on NGA’s InnoVision program

WASHINGTON, DC – June 11, 2014 – The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has awarded Barone Consulting a task order to provide scientific research to the InnoVision Future Solutions Program.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has awarded Barone Consulting a task order to provide scientific research to the InnoVision Future Solutions Program.

IFSP provides support for the research and implementation of innovative science to solve the intelligence community and Department of Defense’s most complicated problems. IFSP also explores the newest scientific discoveries, including the prominent current research of LIDAR, or the use of laser technology to create three-dimensional geospatial maps. NGA and IFSP plan to use the remote sensing ability of LIDAR to capture laser information and gather geospatial information for a variety of new projects.

“This new technology gives us a whole new look at the world and our ability to gather data,” says David Kalin, Barone Consulting senior scientist. “By using 3D laser technology, we can get finer and more accurate geospatial data that can be used in all sorts of areas. This is a huge breakthrough and a great opportunity.”

As part of the contract, Barone Consulting will have a heavy presence in the development and application of LIDAR mapping. They will also work with Booz Allen to provide engineering and technical assistance on IFSP’s many other areas of study. The task order will last until 2017.

Founded in 2009, Barone Consulting provides system engineering and technical assistance services to the Department of Defense and the intelligence community. They provide a cadre of elite subject matter experts to the government in support of game-changing, cutting edge technologies that help performers bridge the “valley of death” between R&D and fielded tactically relevant products. To find out more, please visit www.baronedc.com.